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Physical examination findings were defined as "activities, motions, and movement patterns that are uniquely identifiable for cervical spine instability: Examples include reduced willingness to volitionally move the head, or forward head posture. While this does not mean that risk factors for sex work were not present or operative in our sample, our results do suggest that escorts had, for the most part, volitionally chosen to be in this particular form of sex work. That is, is the person consciously and volitionally producing symptoms? |
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